A compilation of Mini Reviews of The Thing, Greyhill Incident, Wrought Flesh and Araignees.

taking a look at "every single" port of the Resident Evil Remake. PC, Gamecube, Wii, Emulation, PS4, Switch, PS5.

Prey has it all, It has a deeply Intriguing and engaging world and a beautiful artstyle to look at and a genuine piece of art for a space station you get to explore.

I decided to try and figure out exactly what each of those words mean and how I could explain that meaning to others.

My history with Resident Evil 4 is a spotty one.

A review of A Short Hike, a wonderful indie game released in July of 2019 via Adam Gryu.

Exploring the themes of the Silent Hill series and how they relate to the genders of the characters.

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Killer Frequency is a first-person horror adventure that puts you in the shoes of Forrest Nash, a late-night radio host whose callers are being stalked by a mysterious killer. Solve puzzles, save lives and run the switchboards, all while listening to a jukebox of retro '80s tunes.

We're talking from 1973 to the present day hitting on pretty much every major shooter and sprinkling in some fun oddities for good measure.

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Exploring the history and creation of the Fatal Frame / Project Zero series, and the lives of the people who created it.

Sunset Overdrive is one of the most bombastic and genuinely fun games I've ever played. It's one of those games that knows that it's a video game and knows exactly what it wants to be. Sunset Overdrive is Tony Hawks pro skater meets a zombie apocalypse of mutated energy drinking maniacs. It's the most 90s Insomniac product ever created and I'd go as far as to say their best game.

What a way to go out

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Stubbs the Zombie in Rebel Without a Pulse is a reverse horror video game developed by Wideload Games and published by Aspyr Media. Similar to that of Destroy all humans! or Maneater. Set in the retro-futuristic version of 1959, the game follows Stubbs rises from his grave as a zombie and decides to get his revenge by eating brains of the inhabitants of the Pennsylvania city of Punchbowl. Punchbowl is a retro-futuristic city that resembles the future as portrayed by the media in 1950s. It includes hovercars, laser weaponry, a monorail, and robots.

Hey look a shark game, It's like feeding frenzy meets an action RPG with the humor and world of Destroy all humans! You even get to evolve your shark from a baby shark to a megladon and gain cool super powers.

It's a very satirical game with a sprinkling of real awareness and shark facts. There's tons of Easter eggs and fun missions to complete.

A 20th anniversary franchise retrospective of Zone of the Enders: The 2nd Runner.

A review of Kholat, a frosty horror game released in June of 2015 via IMGN.PRO.